he and his 4-year-old brother watched frozen in terror as soldiers armed with rifles and bayonets entered their home and ordered his family to leave their home at gunpoint.

under which Congress formally apologized and provided redress to Japanese Americans wrongly incarcerated during World War II.and their dignity to race-based fear — we cannot allow that to happen again.

Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii): Executive Order 9066 — an unconstitutional and discriminatory policy born out of prejudice led to the unjust internment of Japanese Americans in incarceration camps.000 Japanese Americans during World War II.We must continue to fight against injustice and xenophobia in all forms.

Its this kind of ignorance and hostility that led to Executive Order 9066.Kevin Mullin (D-San Mateo): Today we mark 82 years since the signing Executive Order 9066 and one of the most shameful chapters in our nations history.

a dark stain on our countrys history that tore apart families and forced thousands to abandon their communities.

CAPAC co-founder Norman Mineta introduced and successfully led the passage of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988.but our 50+ years have provided us all with such rich experiences and wonderful memories.

has resulted in our no longer being able to continue the GPP operation.Because of COVID we have had to cease all activities since the spring of 2020.

I had no idea what the future would hold.a long-time friend and owner of Cherrystones Restaurant.